Sun Java System Identity Manager 6.0 SP1: Administration and Maintenance (IDM-2455)

Sun Java System Identity Manager 6.0 SP1: Administration and Maintenance (IDM-2455)
 

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When a Sun Java System Identity Manager (Identity Manager) deployment solution is completed, and all the consultants on the project leave, the customer Identity Manager engineer, or systems administrator, is typically responsible for managing and supporting the already deployed Identity Manager solution. This course provides students with the technical knowledge and skills necessary to successfully perform administration and maintenance tasks needed to manage and support an existing Identity Manager solution for a given customer environment. This course includes concepts and tasks such as managing users, configuring resources, debugging common problems, and making simple business process changes to the existing Identity Manager forms and rules to accomodate change requests. Students are introduced to Identity Manager concepts and administrative and maintenance tasks through a series of lectures and labs designed around the core responsibilities that a systems administrator would perform on an identity management solution using Identity Manager.

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IDM-2455 4 days $2,400.00

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Who Can Benefit
Students who can benefit from this course are identity management engineers or systems administrators and other technical personnel responsible for the administration and maintenance of an identity management solution using Sun Java System Identity Manager.

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Prerequisites
To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:
  • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of networking
  • Be familiar with terminology such as Internet, browser, Intranet, central processing unit (CPU), storage, protocol, internet protocol (IP) address, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Domain Name Server (DNS), and proxy
  • Describe how system components are interconnected in a networked environment
  • Describe functional differences between systems on the Internet, Extranet, and Intranet
  • Describe functional uses of terms such as routers, firewalls, DMZ, load balancers, and other networking hardware
  • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the operating system environment
  • Work as a user in a operating system environment where product is being deployed
  • Perform basic operating system administration tasks
  • Be familiar with the Sun Java Identity Management Suite and the integrated solutions provided by the Identity Management Suite products

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Skills Gained
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
  • Analyze an existing Identity Manager deployment solution
  • Perform day-to-day user account management
  • Perform the administrative-level tasks necessary to successfully upgrade an Identity Manager 5.5 deployment to Identity Manager 6.0
  • Configure the different policies within Identity Manager
  • Manage administrators and set up delegated administration
  • Manage the resource adapter configurations
  • Manage simple changes to existing workflow
  • Diagnose common Identity Manager problems

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Course Content

Module 1 - Analyzing an Existing Identity Management Deployment

  • Define identity management and describe how Identity Manager solves common identity management issues
  • Describe the features of Identity Manager
  • Describe the Identity Manager architecture
  • Describe a typical Identity Manager implementation
  • Describe a sample case study and deployment solution
Lab 1
  • Install Identity Manager
  • Examine a Clean Installation of Identity Manager
  • Examine a Deployed Identity Manager installation

Module 2 - Performing User Account Management, Organizational Changes, and Reporting

  • Describe Identity Manager objects used to manage user accounts
  • Define a virtual identity
  • Configure reports for achieving regulatory compliance
Lab 2
  • Modify an existing user
  • Create users
  • Move and delete users
  • Modify the organizational structure
  • Run user-specific reports

Module 3 - Upgrading Identity Manager

  • Describe the new features in Identity Manager 6.0 and Identity Manager 6.0 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
  • List supported operating systems, application servers, and databases
  • Describe the process and procedure for upgrading Identity Manager
  • Use Identity Manager assessment tools to prepare for an upgrade
Lab 3
  • Prepare for the Identity Manager upgrade
  • Upgrade the MySQL database
  • Upgrade Identity Manager
  • Install a service pack
  • Verify the upgrade

Module 4 - Examining and Managing Password Policies and Pass-through Authentication

  • Describe password management within Identity Manager
  • Describe Identity Manager account and password policies
  • Use pass-through authentication
Lab 4
  • Examine the current authentication model
  • Configure an Account policy for Identity Manager
  • Configure a resource-specific password policy
  • Run password related reports

Module 5 - Examining and Modifying a Delegated Administration Environment

  • Describe the Identity Manager delegated administration model
  • Describe the use of organizations to control administration scope
  • Use administrative capabilities to assign rights to users
  • Use forms to control administrator visibility to attributes
  • Describe how to use Admin Roles to provide granularity of administration
  • Describe the use of approvals within delegated administration
Lab 5
  • Examine the current delegated administration model
  • Modify the current delegated administration model

Module 6 - Managing Identity Manager Resources

  • Describe how to configure an Identity Manager resource
  • Describe the identity seeding process
  • Describe tools for loading resource accounts into Identity Manager
  • Describe reconciliation situations and responses
  • Define an ActiveSync resource adapter
  • Describe the steps to configure an ActiveSync resource adapter
Lab 6
  • Connect to and modify an Identity Manager Resource
  • Migrate users to an actual (not simulated) Solaris Operating System resource
  • Add another LDAP resource
  • Run reconciliation
  • Examine ActiveSync

Module 7 - Describing and Analyzing Workflow in Identity Manager

  • Describe workflow in Identity Manager
  • Analyze workflow processing
Lab 7
  • Use the Business Process Editor
  • Analyze workflow processing

Module 8 - Diagnosing Problems in Identity Manager

  • Describe a methodology for troubleshooting Identity Manager
  • Describe the basic troubleshooting tools used to diagnose an Identity Manager problem
  • Describe Identity Manager debugging
Lab 8
  • Turn on Workflow Tracing
  • Trace Identity Manager Java code
  • Debug common failures with an Identity Manager Installation

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